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	Southeast European Politics, Vol 1, No 1, 2000
		125-146), Madeleine Danova on the Bulgarian Pomaks (147-176), Kirill Shevchenko on the Poleshuks in Belarus and the Ukraine (177-208), Kateryna Stadnik on the Donetsk Region in Ukraine (209-244), and finally Olga Strietska-Ilina on Russia (245-290).
		The apparent success of the Poleshuk movement during the last decade is explained by the weakness of Belarussian national identity and language.
		Shevchenko’s strength lies also in his successful attempt to relate the Poleshuk nation-building campaign to general developments in Belarus: “The mutual interdependence between the emergence of independent Belarus and the Poleshuk movement is obvious.
	www.seep.ceu.hu /archives/issue31/books31.htm (4371 words)

	Rusyns - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In the first decades of 19th century the Ukrainian national movement was created and Ruthenian inteligentsia from Lviv and Kiev started to call themselves Ukrainians and did not use name of Ruthenians any more.
		Some Ruthenian ethnic groups living on the border of the same territory were not fully included into creation of the Ukrainian nation, such as the people from Carpathian Ruthenia, Don Cossacks, Poleshuks, Ruthenians of Podlachia.
		Some of them continued to call themselves Ruthenians.
	www.encyclopedia-online.info /Rusyns (671 words)

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	MINELREL-L Archive (02272002-08:31:51-20892)
		In the introduction, Lord aims at delineating the modern idea of the national state and its traditions, and secondly at creating a model for majority-minority relations.
		In both cases, they can draw on some traditions of local dialects and versions of history which, however, until recently were not organised in a national narrative.
		The apparent success of the Poleshuk movement during the last decade are explained by the weakness of Belarussian national identity and the Belarussian language, which was based on local dialects and is thus less inclusive than Russian.
	www.minelres.lv /minelres/archive/02272002-08:31:51-20892.html (2176 words)

	SOF: Pagans Ancient and Modern \| Program Particulars [Speaking of Faith® from American Public Media]
		In "Stoking the Heart of (a Certain) Europe: Crafting Hybrid Identities in the 'Ukrainian-European' Borderland," Ivakhiv writes about the shifting identities of people over the ages:
		In today's East Central European borderlands, where new and contested nations and ethnicities — Belarusians, Carpatho-Rusyns, Lemkos, Poleshuks, Romas, Montenegrans, Bosnians, and others — are ever emerging, what remains constant is the ebb and flow of identity formation, a process of gelling and destabilizing without necessary end-point or telos.
		Bulgarian dancers from the small town of Yambol perform an old Pagan traditional dance named Koleduvane.
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